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All Sorts.

There are no tramps or beggars IN Key
West, Fla, and no objects Of charity
A revolving pneumatic cannon is one Of
the most recent additions TO the list Of de-
structiye weapons
A new style of paving block is compos-
ed of a hollow iron shell filled with con-
crete. The shells are arehed underneath.
The Tombstone a. IT, Daily Epitsph
has absorbed The Daily Tombstone, thus
reversing the ordinary process
II is estimated that over 1880 locomo-
tives were built in the United States dur.
ing the past year. They cost about $4,000
600.
The eastern standard time was officially
adopted at midnight Of Dee. II in Pitts
burg, and the length of the old year was
shortened by about twenty minutes, when
the city hall clock was reset.
A pet wolf at Gibson, Ills, is great
thief, not infrequently carrying to its den
whole hams, dressed chickens aud spare
ribs. 1t stole four pounds of butter and a
dressed turkey for it's Christmas dinner.
The silk industry of India is declining
rapidly, owing to a disease which attacks
the chrysalis in the cocoon. AS moths
emerge, the percentage of cocoons which
have to be retained for breeding purposes
is so large as to seriously effect the profits
of silk culture.
Groom, room for our visitors, exclaims
the Los Angeles Tribune. ''The city is
overcrowded, and there are hundreds Of
well-to-do eastern people here whs desire
TO remain n month or six months, but they
can find no suitable accommodations"
Last week the thermometer in Los Angel
es reached s. degrees several days
Professr John II. Proctor, geologist Of
kentucky, predicts great thing for Bow
liag Green, in that state, which he claims
IS in every way the exact counterpart Of
Sheffield, Ala, SO tar as its nearness 10 u
coal and iron supply and water and rail
transportation are concerned. He says
there is enough good iron rear Bowling
Green to supply fifty furnaces for 200
years.
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AN IMMENSE BRIDGE.-There will
soon be erected an immense bridge
across the Kanawha river. The foun-
dation for the river piers will be sunk
on the new process by means OF COM
pressed air, in iron casing. The entire
height of tho piers will be 1913 feet,nine-
ty feet above and thirty-eight feet be-
low low water mark. When completed
they will be the largest piers along the
Ohio river from Pittsburg to Louis
vile, Ky. The approaches TO the bridge,
across the valley on the one side of the
river will be 1900 feet, and on the 9th
er side, 2,l00 feet; SO that in all there
will be over one mile of iron work
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Miss Carrie Pearl has returned to
Baltimore.
Miss Anna Wild has returned from a
visit TO Shepherdstown.
Raleigh Criswell spent several days
here this week.
Miss Kate Harper, of Hagerstown, is
visiting the Misses Gardner.
Mr.. Sam. Henneberger, of Chambers
burg, was visiting Mr.. z. o. Nicklas,
of this city, last week.
Miss Mamie Eyster, of Chambers
burg. spent Saturday and Sunday with
her sister, Mrs. w A. Gard.
Miss Rose Mendenhall, of Bloomville,
Pa, is visiting her parents here, and
also the family of Mr.. j. w. Roberts.
Pros. Attorney Forrest w. Brown
and James T. Grove, Esq, of the JEFF
ferson bar, attended court here on Wed
nesday.
Mr.. Chas. Gardner, of Virginia, spent
several days at home during the past
week. He is doing well and likes his
new home very much.
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HEAVY PoRKER. Mr.. BE-. New
conner stock dealer, this county shipped
Wednesday afternoon from this city 10
Baltimore over the Western Maryland
Railroad, a carload Of hogs. Among
the number was two year old Poland
china hog, purchased or and fed by Mr.,
Josiah Newcomer, this county. the
gross weight of which was $50 pounds.
He also shipped a carload OF sheep,
five of which weighed $50 pounds aver.
aging 1870 pounds apiece. Haqersto,qD
Globe.
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The Berkeley County delegates have
been appointed on the following COM
mittees on Senatorial and House mat
tiers, Mr.. Gettinger--Bankse and Cor
porations, Public Buildings, aud HUI
name Institutions, Militia, and Public
Library. Mr.. Bowers Taxation and
Finance, County, Districtsand NUM-
cipal Corporations. State Boundaries.
Mr. Ropp-Immigratien and Agricul-
ture. The bills they have introduced
appear elsewhere.
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THE largest concourse of people ever
assembled beneath one roof in this city,
greeted the exercises of the URion meet
ing at theRink Sunday night. At least
/ 500 persons, occupied seats or stood in
the aisies. The sermon by Rev. F. p.
Robertson, was strong presentation of
the love of Christ, and more than one
eye filled with tears at his picture-les-
sons. Several persons were converted.
A deep interest has all along been
manifested in these meetings, and we
hope they may goe0n.
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A HARD CAsE.--An old man, named VIM
Crabb, was bitten, on John street, in April
last, by dog belonging to VIM. Byrns.
The wound was u bad one, ard was attend
ed by DR.. Snodgrass. The danger was
erysipelae, loss of arm, hood poisoning,
and possibly death. For five months the
old man was unable to work, and during
that time he brought suit FOR damages.
The law requires that the owner must have
some knowledge OF the viciousness of his
dog, and in this case the only evidence of
such knowledge was the testimony Of a
near neighbor, who told defendant he
would not 60 to his place because he was
afraid OF his dog. The jury returned a
verdict against the plaintiff. The law is
not just ia this respect, and should be
chan god. -2 ssh
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RESOLUTIONS of Respect.

AT tie morning session OF the Circuit
Court on Tuesday, the following reso-
lutioas with regard to the death of the
late Mai. E. s. Troxell, were pre-
scented by Stuart w. Walker, Esq. with
the request that they be spread upon
records of the court.
WHEREAS, the arrow of death has
agsin fallen in our midst and taken
therefrom our late friend and as
sociate, Mai. E, s. Troxell, and
WHEREAS the members of this Bar
and officers OF this Court regret his
death, and sympathize with his bereay
ed relatives. Therefore be it.
Res0lrtd That the members of the
Bar and officers Of the Court tender TO
the bereaved family of the deceased
their heartfelt sympathies and sincere
coincidence.
That the members OF the Bar and
officers OF the court attend the fu
neral of their late associate in body
and wear, in respect to his memory the
usual badge of mourning for thirty
days.
That the Honorable Circuit Court
of Berkeley county, be requested to
make these resolutions part or the
records.
STUART w WALKHR,
GEO. w. FEIDT,
s. III. MARTIN, Com.
w. H. II. Flick,
L. j. SIMPSON
Eulogistic remarks were made by
p. A. Rohrbaugh, Blackburn Hughes
and Hon. G. J. Falkner, and the reso-
lutions were ordered to be made part
of the records of the court.
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A NUMBER of the citizens OF Mar
tinsburg and county of Berkeley, met
in the Grand Jury room, Wednesday,
for the purpose of developing, II posi-
BILE, the gas and oil fields of this county.
The meeting was called to order by w.
D. Hoke, who stated the object of the
meeting. J. w. Dodd was chosen Pres
ident and E. w. VanMetre, Secretary.
The subject was discussed by Messrs.
E. l.. Carr and W. d. Hoke, of the firm
of Carr, Smith & Co., of Little Wash
ington, Pa. A number of citizens con-
scented to lease their lands, and if oil or
gas be discovered, the lessee is to re-
ceive one-eighth of the net profits deriv-
ed. The farmers are requested to meet
at the Court house, at O'Clock, p. M,
Saturday, jar. %, believing it to be to
their financial interests and general
welfare.
T. w. DODn. Prest
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The Statesman is q nice subject to
ridicule the fact that the recent liquor
indictments were not sustained, when
the truth is they would never have been
made, but for the actions of an attache
of that office. Besides, under the pres
ent law, it is difficult, yea, almost i'm
possible thing, to frame an Indictment
that will withstand the objections of
common sense and legal evidence.
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E. w. VANMETRE, Sec.

FRANCE is about imposing a tax up
on her bachelors. There are only 1884,
900 of these prosecuted beings within
Paris. ANY enterprising Martinsburg
widow or maid, who yearns to be
called wife should at once secure
passage for the vine clad hills of France;
or implore the legislature to impose
similar fnes upon Martinsburg bache-
lors. ANY man who has not love and
charity enough to support and protect
one wee little woman, is a fit subject
for judicial punishment. The fiat has
gone ferth-bachelors must pay or
marry.
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MARRIED.

In Martinsburg, on the tfth inst. By Rev
j. Il. Rideneur, Mr.. George W. llbert to
Miss Ida Raney, all oil this county.
On the 18th inst, by Rev. i. II. Ridenour,
Mr.. David Burriss TO Miss Lizzih Albert.
On the 10Th inst, IN ST. soseph's Catha-
lie Church, by Father Mckeetrey, Mr..
John Mcnamara to Miss KITE Folsy.
On the 2Sth Of December 1856, at the res
idence Of the brides parents, by Rev. y.
Gibson. Mr.. David II. hearfott to Miss
Mamie ID. Deck, all Of this county.
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On banter Mr.. James Littleton,
one of our countrymen, recently went
into the woods and in one day felled and
cut four cords of wood, and ranked it
up. The agreement was that il Mr.. l..
could perform the task, he was to have
the wood and two dollars besides. We
only add that he received the wood and
money. Who can beat it ?-Spirit Of
Jefferson.
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A CARD OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -
Rev. A. 5. Hank has been confined to
his bed sinde the commencement of
the new gear. He desires publicly to
acknowledge the gift ola elegant sill
yer urn, prom many friends. Mar.
tinsburg, w. Va, Jau. LIST, 1887" Such
a memento is peculiarly gratifying to
one who has been an invalid for more
than five months. He humbly i'm
plores the Divine Blessing upon each
of the donors. eS
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THE ChamberSburg Valley Spirit in
abiding to the promised visit of our
Fire Department to that city, gives the
boys the following complimentary no.
tice: "This Department numbers about
two hundred able bodied Bremen who
have recently been furnished new uni
forms aud who short time ago secur-
ed prize at a firemen's parade in Shep.
herdstown, w. Va, for making the
best appearance and having the largest
number OF fireman 10 line." ~y.
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WE announce the death of Mr.. Sibe
,Houte, which occurred this week in
San Francisco, with sadness. He was
an Intelligent young man, and had
many warm boyhood friends in this
city. We sympathize with the grief
stricken parents in the loss of an only
son. Next week, if possible, we expect
to publish in full the accounts Of his
death. ttA
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Circuit Court.

Hon. G. j. Faulkner, Judge; George w.
Feidt, Esq.,, Prosecuting Attorney;
Robt Lamon, Esq, Sheriff; S. III. Mar
tin, Esq, Clerk.
Common Law-State VS.. VIM. III.
Read, verdict by jury, not guilty.
State VS. Florence Onderdonk, not
guilty.
State VS.. Thomas Brown, plea gull
ty, and fined $22, and in case fine not
paid, to be confined for 20 days in Jail.
State VS. John Stevens, verdict of un-
lawful cutting, prisoner remanded to
Jail.
State VS. j. III. Worthington, INSIDE
meanor. Trial by jury verdict guilty.
Fine, s. Cost $59.45.
State vs Calvin r. Tice, misdemean-
or. Trial by jury verdict guilty.
Fine, u Cost $1,000.
State VS. Sam'l Silver, misdemeanor,
Plea guilty; sentenced to three days in
Jail, at hard labor.
State VS. Jacob Sherrard, misdemean-
or. Trial by jury, not guilty.
State vs. Joseph Pine. misdemeanor.
Trial by jury not guilty.
State VS. George Carpenter, INSIDE
meanor. Trial by jury not guilty.
State vs. w. A. G.ifiin, and w. Grit
fin, Jr, misdemeanor. Trial by jury !;
not guilty.
State VS. ]. N !. Cunningham, INSIDE
meanor. Plea not guilty. Case con-
tinued. -1.. ,,a.
State vs. Pat Ray, felony. Trial by
jury verdict guilty. Sentence, two
years in the penitentiary.
J. w. Tabler vs. J. w. Lemon, debt.
Judgement for pl'ff. for $1S4.S5.
State vs. w. II. Lefevre, felony. Trial
by jury. Verdict guilty, Fine d Cost,
$143,40 @ ew
County OF Berkeley VS. John Moore,
bastardy. Not guilty. ooi
County of Berkeley VS. John Blama,
bastardy. Recognizance forfeited. y
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LAWYERS are like drummers. They
contend loudly and almost angrily for
the merits Of their claims one moment ;
the next, it is ''hale fellow we'll met !"
They are brainy. generous, whole-soul
set of individuals.
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THE Charlestown Free Press, with
conmendable energy. issued business
supplement with the last issue. Bro.
Gallaher's enlarged wood-pile stimulat-
ed him to renewed vigor and push. 1t
is now in order for Bro. Snyder, of the
Shepherdstown Register to weep-the
wood came at lats. 1
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CLERK of the Circuit Court, S. Fl

CLERK of the Circuit Court, S. III.
Martin, in recent discussion adyane-
ed the argument that every young man
after he reaches the age of 81 years,
should be compelled TO marry. When
someone suggested the fact that proba-
bly, some could not support wife, he
surprised the listeners by replying Its
darn poor woman whe can't take care
of one man. Now girls, what do you
say &c that I?
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Itisrumored that the knights of La
Dor, at this point are organizing strike
and that the shop menand Hannis Dis
tilling Co. employees are to be ordered
out. We hope that every effort at COM
promise and arbitration will be exhaust.
ed and that the threatened capastrophe
will be averted. Statesman.
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We call attention to the advertise
ment OF Mr.. John Fitz, admir-, OF the
very valuable farm, Mountain View, on
the Srd Of February.
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MEMS and BoY6 fur, chinchilla.
Astrakan and cloth caps, All grades prices
and styles, q complete assortment, cheap
at
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HEADQUARTERS for ali kinds OF
Coal, Salt, "Round Top" Cement, fast
and slow setting, aud Crystal Flour,
DAT AT BISHOPS.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

The Annual Meeting o. he Stockholders OF
the hartinsbdrg and Pit me Tsaitr, ad Com.
papy will be held .,t the Curt House, in
Nartinsbnre West vi u !, on
TUESDAY, JANUARY 35. 1887.
between the hours Of 10 O'clock N. and 8
O'Clock 2 for the pau pos4sc elesdnra
President and Board Of Directors the en-
suing year, and for the transactio of such
other business as may be brought b, re the
meeting. THOS. B. KENNEDY, Pies't,
NJ. +. INGLES, Secy.
Jan. It'll, 1887. st
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GO TO JoHN liELLER's carriage emo
rum for neat, pretty sleighs. q.
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AS we have eoncludedto CLOSE up this
store and we must remove all OF our goods
By January 20 1897, we shalt sell ali our
goods consisting OF ready made clothing
for men boys and ehildrens wear. Gent
furnishing goods. hats, caps, trunks and
yaiises at cost. No liberal offer refused
Persons inneed Of clothing can buy goods
al a sacrifice only IS days longer, then
we shhiI move. An Early call solicited.
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THE BEST CHILL MEDICINE.

SALISBURY, MD, Aug. 1874.
Dear Str:--I had the ague aud chills and
fever for six months, had taken several
different medicines, put none done me any
good. Through the recommendation Of
friend was induced 10 try "ARoMANNA."
used one bottle and have not had chill
since JOHN PARSONS.
SALISBURY, Nh, May Is, 1886.
Dear SRI was cured OF nvspepsia hv
using two bottles OF sAnoMANNA.
MARY HEARN.
Price % and 70 cts. Sold by Al NJ. Gil
bert, Martinsburg, and country dealers.
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New York spends 81, OOO, 900 year to-keep
her streets passable.
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GETTINGER ard HOKis,
Head quarters for boots, shoes, hsts and
caps.
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Don't you know that SMALL Il GO
can furnish Doors Frames and Dows
Window Frames, Sssh and shutters,
Brackets and Balustrades sawed or turn.
cd mouldings of all kinds. Slate roof
ing done to order, from 5000 per square
and upwards. Call on them ut tho old
planning mill, foot of Maple avenue, mar
b. 20. Freight Depot.
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n run Line

OF Gum Boots, Arctics, Alsskas ard all
other styles ofover.shoes, oaeaD
est TO the bost grades, at
GETIINGER and HOKES
Head quarters for boots. shoes, bats and
caps
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s. 10000 WORTH
--CL0TaING-
For Sale at a GREAT SACRIFICE.

Our entire stock OF Ready-nade Clothing.
such as Mems, loys' and Childreps' Suits.
and afull line Of ON ERCOATs OF all sizes
can ne bought way down III prices. we
mean business, and we intend to clean out
our entire stock - Fan and Winter Goods.
Tbis opportunity YOU will lave for snort
time only. as itscannot last long, We
quote yod the following prices to show
Wat we ARE doing:
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SATURDAY, JANUARY 90, 1887.

GRANT PITZER, .......Local Editor.
"A, Fancy localities the scenes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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AT HEpaEsvILLE.


AN INNOVATION, AT HEDGEsvILLE
We never know what either day or
night may bring forth. Few would
have expected else, owing to the intense
cold of Tuesday evening, 18th, than to
have found neighbors and friends snug
ly gathered about their 6resides. But
not so. Between seven and eight
O'Clock, the house and home of the pas
tor of the Nj. Z. Church, Rev. j. X.
Pardew, was beseiged and taken by a
goodly number of the members and
friends of the congregation at Hedges
vile and North Mountain School-house.
The beseigers being led by Bro. Quinn,
filled the room to its utmost capacity.
Each one presenting their weapons,
demanded the surrender of pastor and
family. After the presentation address
by Bro. Quinn, the pastor being re-
minded of this being his third and con-
sequently last year of service for this
people, and quite likely the last Of such
seasons Of mutual pleasure and profit,
and he knew no word with which to
better embrace his sincere thanks, than
the 790th hymn, which was sung with
especial emphasis upon the last verse.
After which the pastor led in prayer,
invoking the Divine blessing upon eve
ry heart, and commencing all to the
love and peace of God and his keeping,
till they meet beyond the river. After
which Bro. Quinn affectionately ex-
pressed thanks to all for their cooper
alton on the occasion, followed by the
doxology and benedction by the pastor.
Social converse was then the order of
the evening, till the friends repaired to
their homes, leaving many substantial
testimonials behind, which upon fur
ther examination proved to be an effec-
tual pounding for the pastor and fami-
ly, for which they feel very grateful.
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WE acknowledge the receipt of Leg
| islative documents from Messrs. Bow
ers and Gettinger.
| THE mill of Mr. s. J. Hawbecker, at
| Williamson, Pa, was entered by some
fellow last Monday night, and 1925 ex-
tracted from wooden safe therein.
The thief entered the mill by removing
window sash. The money was in a
/ large morocco pocket-book, and was
in.psper notes. The pocket-book was
found on the road leading to Greencas-
tie. Mr.. fl suspected one G.. M Stains,
who had been in his employ, and tele.
graphed to Greencastle, where he learn
ed Stains had started west, on the ear
ly train with his wife and child He
Immediately telegraphed to the proper
authorities at this place to have Stains
arrested, and came over here with evil
dence sufficient to establish the prison
er's guilt. The following telegram to
Mr.. w. j. Zachias, Esq, of Chambers
burg, tell the result of his visit:
MARTINsBURG, w. VA.
Jan. Is, 1877.
Caught my man have him in Jail
here agrees to return with me to
Chambersburg in morning. Found
greater portion of money on his person.
s. u. HAwBECKER
The prisoner was taken back to
Chambersburg.
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SneciaL Notice

Great closing out sale at The New York
Clothing House, u. Weil's old stand Baker
Building, IA Queen ST. Martinsburr. w
Va ~
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ChildIens' knee pants suits from to -
years az Sl.5O up. Our 81 elk Of Oyercoats
OF all sizes we viii close out for less than
cost. DO not fail 10 see our immense
stock of TRUNKS AND NALIsES We
carry the largest and best selected line III
this city II you want rood Trunk.
right here is the place to buy. We lust
received a fun line of latest STYLES in Hats
and Caps--yeTy cheap. Our line of Neck
wear is OF the latest designs, and the prices
are Very low. UNDERWARE we are
closing out at cost; in fact all winter
goods. we are Offering at less than their
actual cost.
DO not fail TO see the
GENTEEL CLOTHlERS,
THOMPSON n TABLER.
81 Queen ST.
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The Best, the Cheapest

And the prcttisst CHAMBER SETS ever
offered by us. BURKHART & 90.
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BarGhort 90 Co.

Call especial attention 10 their large stock
of CHRISTMAS GOODS . mot
be surpassed for beauty and obeapness.
Public square.
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On the 2sth Of Dec. 1886, Mr. GEORGE
VANAKER, aged 81 years, G months and %
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BUSINESS IUlA
Patent Ear Huy9eS s.

Patent Ear Hu7feS.
An elegant, complete and convenient
protection for the ssrs, and very cheap, .
GETTINGER and EOKES
Head quarters for boots, shoes. hats.
caps and trunks,
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Strange Phenomenas.


GREAT cyclonein Ladies Dress Shoes
WE WILLsELL YOU
Custom Made very fine worth Sso0ftr
50 70
Ladies Pebble Baton worth $3.50 for
Si.25
Ladies High Button Boots worth 1915
forS275
Fine Glove Top Opera Tee worth $500
for $160
Genuine French Kid Dross worth 1926
for sI.75
AN \ Lady wearing our guaranteed
shoes and not perfectly satisfied,
will please call at once
REMEM BERT
We give elegantly bound books away.
C.P. HERRING 81 CO.,
Wide awake Shoe Dealers,
Cor. Queen and Martin Streets
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Caught my man; have him in Jail
here agrees to return with me to
Chambersburg in morning. Found
greater portion of money on his person.
5. u. HAwBECKER.
The prisoner was taken back to
aChambersburg.